Planning a camping trip to Big Sur means getting ready to enjoy some of California’s most stunning coastal views, towering ...

Santa Barbara offers more than just beaches and city views—you can find some truly hidden camping spots if you know where to.

Cuyamaca Rancho State Park near Julian might be the Golden State’s best-kept secret – a 24,700-acre paradise where the only traffic jam you’ll encounter might involve a family of deer crossing the ...

In a state where affordability often seems like a nostalgic concept from decades past, Susanville stands as living proof that the California dream remains accessible without requiring lottery winnings ...

If you’re looking to swap mountain ranges for glistening waterfront views, a beach camping trip is calling your name. Beach ...

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Discover California lakes hidden within Sequoia National Forest offering peaceful fishing spots scenic camping areas and natural beauty perfect for outdoor adventures ...

Long-term RV park residents told to leave over health and safety issues Residents living year-round at two RV campgrounds in Lake Country, B.C., north of Kelowna could soon be forced to move. As Brady ...

CBS News California Investigates correspondent Julie Watts sat for in-depth interviews with the candidates running to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom when he terms out in 2026. In this ongoing series, ...

Hall of Fame forward Paul Pierce has been arrested in California on suspicion of driving under the influence, the California Highway Patrol told multiple media outlets including KNBC-TV and TMZ ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The federal government shutdown reverberated across California on Wednesday, with resulting disruptions expected ...

California is about to test whether two timeworn political maxims still ring true in 2025. The first is the tried-and-true “All politics is local,” a phrase dating as far back as 1932 and most closely ...